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Highlights: Michigan State basketball makes huge plays in win over Baylor

Check out the highlight filled day for Michigan State over Baylor

Michigan State and Baylor met inside of Little Caesars Arena on Saturday afternoon with the Spartans desperate for a big win over the No. 6 team in the country. The Spartans got exactly what they were looking for, dominating the Bears, 88-64, getting the huge win.

En route to the huge victory, the Spartans made highlight play after highlight play to keep the crowd loud and on their feet throughout their dominating victory.

Check out the highlight filled day for the Spartans:

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Quotes: Tom Izzo speaks to media after Michigan State basketball’s win over Baylor

Tom Izzo had a happy press conference after his team’s dominating win over Baylor

Michigan State and Baylor locked up together for a game inside of Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Saturday afternoon. The Spartans, sitting at 4-5, were desperate for a big time win. They got it in a big way.

MSU dominated the No. 6 ranked Bears on Saturday, blowing them out. 88-64, and getting a signature win early in the season.

The game went so well that Tom Izzo was seen smiling on the sidelines late in the contest.

Check out what the Michigan State head man had to say after his team’s win:

Michigan State basketball blows out No. 6 Baylor inside of Little Caesars Arena

Michigan State blows out No. 6 Baylor inside of LCA:

It was the tale of two totally different teams coming into the Motor City Invitational on Saturday afternoon. Baylor entered the contest ranked at No. 6 after a 9-0 start to the 2023-24 season, while MSU entered the game with an abysmal 4-5 record and desperate for a win.

It was the Spartans who showed up in a big way on Saturday, absolutely crushing the Bears inside of Little Caesars Arena, 88-64.

The first half went just about as perfect as a first half could go for the Spartans, going into the halftime break ahead 45-17 after blitzing Baylor from the jump.

Baylor tried to make the game interesting, putting a lot of pressure on Michigan State early in the second half, cutting the lead down to 20 and forcing the Spartans on their heels. The Spartans never wavered though, and stiffened up to stop the bleeding to continue leading big to the finish line.

Tyson Walker (25 points) led the way for the Spartans, while AJ Hoggard (14 points) and Tre Holloman (11 points) also finished in double figures. Eight other Spartans found their way onto the scoresheet, but most notably, Xavier Booker played good minutes for MSU and scored 7 points.

MSU will be back in action next Saturday against Oakland.

Michigan State vs. No. 6 Baylor tickets: How to buy tickets for Saturday’s game

Want to watch Michigan State vs. No. 6 Baylor in person this weekend? Tickets are still available for as little as $17.

After two disappointing losses to open conference play, Michigan State has as big non-conference opportunity to turn things around.

Michigan State “hosts” No. 6 Baylor at 2 p.m. EST on Saturday, Dec. 16 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroi, MI.

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If you want to be a part of the action in person, tickets still remain. At the time of publication, the cheapest ticket available for the game is $17 on Stub Hub.

If you’re looking for a more luxurious, VIP experience, the most expensive ticket would run you $1,917.

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